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worried_gail
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I am hoping to get some advice for my close friend, her husband of 1 year went from a basic job
in the pre celtic tiger days to earning a significent salary being self employed (just himself no staff) , somehow through the excess of
celtic tiger good times he did not pay any income tax for 9 or 10 years (beyond belief but seemingly true ). now that cetic tiger days are over he is back as a paye employeee .
following an audit he now has a bill from revenue for 90,000 from his self emplyed days ,my friend could just about cope with this in the hope it could be paid via an up front payment of their complete joint savings (approx 25000)and perhaps 350 -400 euro per month over the next 15 years, with the aim of additional payments where possible to accelerate the 15 year timeline to close to 10 if at all possible.
If revenue demand an immediate payment of the 90000 an alternative would be that they get personnel loans and top up their mortgage to somehow gather the 90000 ASAP.
however now it transpires there is also another approx 90000 in interest and penalties.
my friend is beyond distraught with worry and has 2 small babies , the husband has his head in the sand claiming he will sort it.
we understand he will have an appointment with one of 6 firms of solicitors working on behalf of revenue to support the recovery of unpaid tax, interest and penalties through the courts at some point.
does anyone know what happens at these meetings, will revenue appointed solicitor be happy with
potential proposed payment plan for the first 90000, Is there any hope of reducing the second 90000 as the the first 90000 will bring them close to breadline.
would there be any hope they the interest and penalties could be waived.
could it be the case that he now has to meet the revenue appointed solicitor in dublin as he
probably did not shape up and engage with his local tax office sufficiently.? this is my main concern.
I am just looking for any information that might help my friend somehow get her family finances back on track now that the husband has decided to share a few truths about his financial affairs.
she is all for engaging with revenue to try progress the matter.
she had asked him many times if all his finances were in order before they married and he claimed all was in order.... but obviously not.
many thanks
worried_gail
in the pre celtic tiger days to earning a significent salary being self employed (just himself no staff) , somehow through the excess of
celtic tiger good times he did not pay any income tax for 9 or 10 years (beyond belief but seemingly true ). now that cetic tiger days are over he is back as a paye employeee .
following an audit he now has a bill from revenue for 90,000 from his self emplyed days ,my friend could just about cope with this in the hope it could be paid via an up front payment of their complete joint savings (approx 25000)and perhaps 350 -400 euro per month over the next 15 years, with the aim of additional payments where possible to accelerate the 15 year timeline to close to 10 if at all possible.
If revenue demand an immediate payment of the 90000 an alternative would be that they get personnel loans and top up their mortgage to somehow gather the 90000 ASAP.
however now it transpires there is also another approx 90000 in interest and penalties.
my friend is beyond distraught with worry and has 2 small babies , the husband has his head in the sand claiming he will sort it.
we understand he will have an appointment with one of 6 firms of solicitors working on behalf of revenue to support the recovery of unpaid tax, interest and penalties through the courts at some point.
does anyone know what happens at these meetings, will revenue appointed solicitor be happy with
potential proposed payment plan for the first 90000, Is there any hope of reducing the second 90000 as the the first 90000 will bring them close to breadline.
would there be any hope they the interest and penalties could be waived.
could it be the case that he now has to meet the revenue appointed solicitor in dublin as he
probably did not shape up and engage with his local tax office sufficiently.? this is my main concern.
I am just looking for any information that might help my friend somehow get her family finances back on track now that the husband has decided to share a few truths about his financial affairs.
she is all for engaging with revenue to try progress the matter.
she had asked him many times if all his finances were in order before they married and he claimed all was in order.... but obviously not.
many thanks
worried_gail